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Re: Truong's tutoring, any comments?
can u pls tell me the no. of Ngo n sons pls???
can u pls tell me the no. of Ngo n sons pls???
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Truongs Maths Tutoring, any comments? (2 Viewers)
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Re: Truong's tutoring, any comments?
Student teachers don't teach Years 11 and 12. They scribe for him (Truong has some issues with his hand, arthritis or something, maybe - I'm not sure), but essentially he's teaching. And a few of his students *cough* Debbie *cough* write a lot faster than he did anyway.
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Re: Truong's tutoring, any comments?
k now i remember, she was pretty hot, but still such a fucking loud voice!!!!! couldn't pay attention to class because too busy fantasising and couuldnt hear anything from that high pitch drone
k now i remember, she was pretty hot, but still such a fucking loud voice!!!!! couldn't pay attention to class because too busy fantasising and couuldnt hear anything from that high pitch drone
Re: Truong's tutoring, any comments?
Haha you dirty little boy...
Anyway anyone know when Dr. Ngo reopens or if he is reopened from holiday season?
Haha you dirty little boy...
Anyway anyone know when Dr. Ngo reopens or if he is reopened from holiday season?
Hey
I went to Truong's maths tutoring from Year 9-12 (I just graduated).
Best things: He's an excellent teacher, he has great methods to do questions/topics that would otherwise probably be really hard.
He covers each topic very very well, goes through all the different types of questions that you can get and works off variations of HSC questions.
Although this can be taken as a bad thing, he teaches you a lot about life and manners, traditions, etc. in his little talks, but i actually found them really inspiring/interesting.
I definitely saw improvements in my marks after I started with him.
Not so great things: When i first started out, I thought he was really scary (mainly because of all the stories i heard about him), so I kind of dreaded going to class LOL, that changed pretty quickly though.
He can be pretty intimidating, but this can also be a good thing because it motivates you to learn your stuff so that if he picks on you, you won't be embarrassed (remember, this is for your benefit, not for his personal enjoyment).
Popularity? He's a brilliant tutor, `nuff said and yeah, word travels, reallllly fast.
I went to Truong's maths tutoring from Year 9-12 (I just graduated).
Best things: He's an excellent teacher, he has great methods to do questions/topics that would otherwise probably be really hard.
He covers each topic very very well, goes through all the different types of questions that you can get and works off variations of HSC questions.
Although this can be taken as a bad thing, he teaches you a lot about life and manners, traditions, etc. in his little talks, but i actually found them really inspiring/interesting.
I definitely saw improvements in my marks after I started with him.
Not so great things: When i first started out, I thought he was really scary (mainly because of all the stories i heard about him), so I kind of dreaded going to class LOL, that changed pretty quickly though.
He can be pretty intimidating, but this can also be a good thing because it motivates you to learn your stuff so that if he picks on you, you won't be embarrassed (remember, this is for your benefit, not for his personal enjoyment).
Popularity? He's a brilliant tutor, `nuff said
and yeah, word travels, reallllly fast.
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Only sir (truong) teaches Year 11 & 12 maths.
So there's really no need to comment.
Although in saying that, the other teachers are really good as well.
ATAR_boy
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Thats it. The last line summarises everythingHey
I went to Truong's maths tutoring from Year 9-12 (I just graduated).
Best things: He's an excellent teacher, he has great methods to do questions/topics that would otherwise probably be really hard.
He covers each topic very very well, goes through all the different types of questions that you can get and works off variations of HSC questions.
Although this can be taken as a bad thing, he teaches you a lot about life and manners, traditions, etc. in his little talks, but i actually found them really inspiring/interesting.
I definitely saw improvements in my marks after I started with him.
Not so great things: When i first started out, I thought he was really scary (mainly because of all the stories i heard about him), so I kind of dreaded going to class LOL, that changed pretty quickly though.
He can be pretty intimidating, but this can also be a good thing because it motivates you to learn your stuff so that if he picks on you, you won't be embarrassed (remember, this is for your benefit, not for his personal enjoyment).
Popularity? He's a brilliant tutor, `nuff said
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ATAR_boy
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LOL, everyone is so dependent on Sir Truong. He is a genius..that is probably why.
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